Venison Wellington

DukesHill

£42.5

A sumptuous twist on a British classic, our Venison Wellington pairs tender British venison fillet with earthy mushroom duxelles, all wrapped in golden puff pastry. Rich, robust game flavour is balanced by crisp, buttery pastry, creating an impressive centrepiece that’s both indulgent and elegant. Responsibly sourced from approved British estates and certified by the British Game Assurance scheme, the venison is naturally lean, full of flavour and handled to the highest standards from field to fork. Combined with mushrooms and delicate pastry, it delivers depth, refinement and excellent textur

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